By the time Owen Suskind was 3 years old, his parents knew their lives would be anything but typical.
Owen had seemed “normal” up until that point, when his motor skills suddenly deteriorated, and he lost the language he had attained. He was diagnosed with autism, and Owen’s father, Ron Suskind, said it was like “Someone kidnapped our son.” [1]
by Judith Curry
Climate Change Science: Fact, Fiction & the Unsettled
by Larry Kummer, from the Fabius Maximus website
The public policy debate about climate science shows the dysfunctional nature of the US media. Here’s another example of how propaganda has contaminated the news reporting of this vital subject, looking at stories about a new study of our oceans.
by Judith Curry
My draft talk elicited an interesting conversation on twitter, that deserves some wider discussion.
by Judith Curry
Bringing uncertainty to the public debate or putting the credibility of climate science at risk matters less to them than interest groups misusing or the public misinterpreting their results. – Senja Post
by Judith Curry
The most savage controversies are those as to which there is no good evidence either way. -Bertrand Russell
by Judith Curry
Nature’s deviations disrupt our lives and businesses more than we should accept. – Bill Gail
